serving up fresh ground haiku syllables drip a cup stirring bitter sweet
Tag Archives: Haiku
SnowDrops – Haiku 2022
tilling words deep soil Winter’s solitude scribes snowdrops in rhyme
Burning Daylight – Haiku 2022
footsteps snapshot point memories snowfall kindles—the past burning daylight
Chapters – Haiku 2022 – Eugi’s Weekly Prompt
throwing hats aloft a graduating class chapters moments in common **** Written for Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Chapter – January 6, 2022
Quote + Haiku (111221)
“To understand the immeasurable, the mind must be extraordinarily quiet, still.” ― Jiddu Krishnamurti **** Haiku inspired by the above quote: now that I relax meaning races through mind fields in a marathon
Confetti – A Haiku
confetti leaves October remembers June on the bridal path
Quote + Haiku (093021) WDYS #101
“The past can teach us, nurture us, but it cannot sustain us. The essence of life is change, and we must move ever forward…” ― Susanna Kearsley **** Haiku inspired by the above quote; Written for Sadje’s What do you see #101 medieval fortress —the past towers at the gate modern footsteps lead
Quote + Haiku (092921)
“If you want to support others you have to stay upright yourself.” ― Peter Hoeg Haiku inspired by the above quote: stuffed sock draw not a matching set in sight any two a pair
Seems So New – A Haiku
how odd— spent leaves drifting to the ground each year Alas! seems so new
The Brightest – A Haiku
september full moon blooms the brightest of the year autumn’s night harvest
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